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Theri 01
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February 25, 2014
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Still struggling with Captivate 6, Oracle LMS and SCORM 2004

  • February 25, 2014
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Still can't get this course tracking with scores.  Herewith the screen shot.  Does anyone know if the settings I have chosen for the quiz are correct.  When I load the published course into the lms and test it, it shows "not attempted" prior to opening it and it gives the final score on the last quiz slide.  There is a slide after the last quiz slide.  It still seems not to transfer the scores to the lms.  I recently found out that we have Scorm 2004 version 4, so I changed the configuration setting as it was defaulted to version 3, but that still hasn't helped with the scores.  Under the start and end settings, I have chosen close project for the end.   I have been through a week of torture with this course!  Please can anyone assist as I'm not sure what to do anymore!

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RodWard
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February 25, 2014

I cannot see anything wrong with your settings.

Upload the same course SCORM package to SCORM Cloud online LMS (its free) and see if it scores OK there.  If it does, go back to your LMS administrator or vendor and ask why their LMS doesn't work as well as SCORM Cloud.  (They hate being unfavourably compared to SCORM Cloud.)

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Theri 01Author
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February 26, 2014

Hi. I've tried Scorm Cloud, but to no avail. The course hangs on upload. Going to have to resort to my last resort, ie: breaking up the modules into little chunks and using the lms "test functionality"

Mrs T Cassisa

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>>> RodWard <forums_noreply@adobe.com> 2/25/2014 12:31 PM >>>

Re: Still struggling with Captivate 6, Oracle LMS and SCORM 2004

created by RodWard in Quizzing/LMS - View the full discussion

I cannot see anything wrong with your settings.

Upload the same course SCORM package to SCORM Cloud online LMS (its free) and see if it scores OK there. If it does, go back to your LMS administrator or vendor and ask why their LMS doesn't work as well as SCORM Cloud. (They hate being unfavourably compared to SCORM Cloud.)

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Theri 01Author
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February 26, 2014

This sounds like you have some major issue in this course project file.

Breaking it up into smaller files might not fix your issue.

I suggest you create a new blank CPTX project file, add one true/false quiz question, set it to report to LMS with the settings you have above, publish as a single SCO package zip file, and upload to both your LMS and SCORM cloud.

If this file doesn't even work, your installation of Captivate would have to be suspect and nothing you do in course module is going to fix that until you work out what the problem is.  If this very simple single-SCO lesson plays OK and reports successfully to the LMS, then we need to figure out what is lacking in your current file. 

It could be that your current file has somehow become corrupted.  See the suggestions here for how to debug general corruption issues:

http://www.infosemantics.com.au/adobe-captivate-troubleshooting/basic-troubleshooting-techniques


Oh no. Now I'm panicking! I will try it. Thanks

Mrs T Cassisa

Oracle Learning Management Practitioner

Tel: 27 (21) 403 3069

Fax: 27 (21) 403 3333

www.parliament.gov.za

>>> RodWard <forums_noreply@adobe.com> 2/26/2014 11:20 AM >>>

Re: Still struggling with Captivate 6, Oracle LMS and SCORM 2004

created by RodWard in Quizzing/LMS - View the full discussion

This sounds like you have some major issue in this course project file.

Breaking it up into smaller files might not fix your issue.

I suggest you create a new blank CPTX project file, add one true/false quiz question, set it to report to LMS with the settings you have above, publish as a single SCO package zip file, and upload to both your LMS and SCORM cloud.

If this file doesn't even work, your installation of Captivate would have to be suspect and nothing you do in course module is going to fix that until you work out what the problem is. If this very simple single-SCO lesson plays OK and reports successfully to the LMS, then we need to figure out what is lacking in your current file.

It could be that your current file has somehow become corrupted. See the suggestions here for how to debug general corruption issues:

http://www.infosemantics.com.au/adobe-captivate-troubleshooting/basic- troubleshooting-techniques

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